Digital BW, The Print

Op 18-1-2011 9:53, Louis de Stoutz schreef:
> Oh, or maybe this:
>
> - use it for coating prints made with another printer
>     (that way you don't have to mess up your production printer
>      and lose a cartridge position)
>     >>  which coating?
>
> Louis
>


Sorry about my mistake and the detour after that.

MIS 7600 pigment inks or an OCP equivalent in Germany.

Aardenburg tested the MIS inks I think, the ink base source is Image 
Specialists and their EU distributor is Gemini Colours in The 
Netherlands, RefillInk.nl has the same Dutch address for its HQ so I 
guess that could be the right address here. Check though as it may be a 
dye ink they propose for filling your 2200 instead of the MIS7600. 
Robert Grafton is the man in command there.

A gloss enhancer, called glop in this list. Ink medium from MIS, the 
alternatives available to refill Epson R800 to R1900 Gloss Enhancer 
carts or one of Paul's mixes. Or 130 ml twin packs of HP's Z3100/Z3200 
gloss enhancer. I wouldn't trust anything else like varnishes in a 
desktop inkjet printer.

Though it would be interesting to see what Sodium Silicate (Waterglass) 
does when printed as an overcoat on dye and pigment inks, it's used in 
Epson 4xxx models as an ink base for printing on a variety of media. 
Sepiax process it is called today I believe. I recall a sign printer who 
sprayed waterglass on Encad inkjet printed vinyl for outdoor use way 
back. Before 2002 :-)

-- 
Met vriendelijke groeten,   Ernst

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